Yes he's the one that comes to my mind. But I would say whoever is responsible for al shabab is the worst since they hindered real progress from happening.My personal biases say Siyaad Baare
He was handed a rising Somalia and threw it to the groundMohamed Siad Barre didn’t make Somalia worse. 1969 to 1978 was Somalia’s golden age and this is undisputed
He was never handed anything rising, he took power after the President was assassinated what are you waffling about in 1969 the government was wildly corrupt and unpopular stop the revisionism you can criticize Barre post 1977 Kacaan government was awesome before thatHe was handed a rising Somalia and threw it to the ground
There's no such thing as a clan state. Nobody is suffering due to federalism. It's the quite opposite really. Centralizing power in Somalia creates instability and chaos.Abdullahi Yusuf.
Al-Shabaab started because of his actions and still suffering from it today.
He also was the first to implement clan-confederalist state which easily enables our enemies to divide us and pit us against each and we are still suffering from it today.
Not gonna lie, the ICU was about to fix all our problems, it looked like we would have another strong government that all Somali people could stand behind. But Abdullahi Yusuf had to ruin it. To be honest he's a strong contendant for the podium.My personal biases say Siyaad Baare
Mooryanimo? Violent Unabashed Clan Cleansing? The disintegration of inter-clan trust? Or are you choosing to ignore this?I don’t blame the rebels just like I don’t blame AS now.
Alshabab is a remnant of Al-Itixaad. They had training camps across Somalia way before he was elected. Only the name was new.Abdullahi Yusuf.
Al-Shabaab started because of his actions and still suffering from it today.
He also was the first to implement clan-confederalist state which easily enables our enemies to divide us and pit us against each and we are still suffering from it today.
Well compared to what we have now, the Somalia he inherited was pretty goodHe was never handed anything rising, he took power after the President was assassinated what are you waffling about in 1969 the government was wildly corrupt and unpopular stop the revisionism you can criticize Barre post 1977 Kacaan government was awesome before that
Abdullahi Yusuf was the duly elected President. I think we all have to recognize that, he is a deeply flawed person however he was the rightfully elected President.Not gonna lie, the ICU was about to fix all our problems, it looked like we would have another strong government that all Somali people could stand behind. But Abdullahi Yusuf had to ruin it. To be honest he's a strong contendant for the podium.
and the Somalia he left behind could've easily formed a new government and elect leaders. All of the framework to create a new government was there. But the cawaans didn't want Goverment, they wanted anarchy and an end to civilized rule.Well compared to what we have now, the Somalia he inherited was pretty good
Abdullahi Yusuf is could arguably compete with Siad Barre, he was literally the first president to be guarded by Ethiopian troops in his official residence at Baidoa. This was in July 2006 when the Islamic Courts Union only had control of Banadir and the two Shabelles but AY was so scared out of his mind he called for Ethiopian troops to personally guard his quarters.Siyaad Barre without a doubt.
Cali and Caydiid are a close second.
Cabdiqaasim was the best. Refused to wage wars against clans that opposed him. He was also not a clannist - refusing to side with Caydiid.
Alshabab is a remnant of Al-Itixaad. They had training camps across Somalia way before he was elected. Only the name was new.
I know we like to blame AY because he "brought the Ethiopians" but that's not really the case. He didn't. The Americans did.
After his election he called for international peacekeeping because he could not raise an army to defeat the warlords. What else could he have done?
tAY deserves rehabilitation. And we need to stop blaming him for the Ethiopian invasion.
Siad Barre did far worse than just material damage, the fitna he caused is the greatest in Somali history, and we are still suffering its consequences today. Post-Siad Somalia has been a domino effect, with Siad as the first tile to fall.and the Somalia he left behind could've easily formed a new government and elect leaders. All of the framework to create a new government was there. But the cawaans didn't want Goverment, they wanted anarchy and an end to civilized rule.
Because there was no army to protect him and no other nation was willing to provide protection.Abdullahi Yusuf is could arguably compete with Siad Barre, he was literally the first president to be guarded by Ethiopian troops in his official residence at Baidoa. This was in July 2006 when the Islamic Courts Union only had control of Banadir and the two Shabelles but AY was so scared out of his mind he called for Ethiopian troops to personally guard his quarters.
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The same ICU that had extremist courts were going to “fix all our problems”.Not gonna lie, the ICU was about to fix all our problems, it looked like we would have another strong government that all Somali people could stand behind. But Abdullahi Yusuf had to ruin it. To be honest he's a strong contendant for the podium.